Commentary Warns Americans Are Ignoring Warning Signs of Government Abuse
A commentary piece circulated by outlets on the conspiracy left and conspiracy right argues that Americans are failing to see signs of government overreach and abuse.
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3 articles from rated outlets · 0 wire/unratedWhere readers stand
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- The commentary lists public executions, deadly military strikes on foreign countries, civilian deaths in war, and aggressive ICE raids as examples of abuses.
- It says government officials have been accused of using their powers to intimidate political opponents.
- It says public office is increasingly entangled with private financial interests.
- It says government leaders glorify violence, stir racial prejudice, and provoke civil unrest.
- It says the commentary is not simply about Donald Trump.
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3 articles from 3 outletsGrouped left to right; wires and unrated outlets sit in the middle.
- Activist PostConspiracy leftThe Politics of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing the Warning Signs ↗
- ZeroHedgeConspiracy rightThe Politics Of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing The Warning Signs ↗
- LewRockwell.comConspiracy rightThe Politics of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing the Warning Signs ↗
The debate
Should Americans trust their own eyes and ears over government statements about the state of the world?
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